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BA crew member "was correct" to deny passenger toilet access

Complaints after BA passenger wets herself after toilet access denied

Sabre revamps GetThere business travel tool

New mobile tools and greater support for airlines’ branded fares

Qatar offers laptop loan to get around electronics ban

The complimentary laptops will be available to business-class passengers travelling on all US-bound flights from next week

Geopolitics will have 'major impact' on low-cost carriers

Low-cost carriers (LLCs) remain particularly vulnerable to the effects of geopolitical events, according to a leading lawyer

Tourism boards flock to Routes events

More than 20 tourism authorities attended Routes Asia 2017, held in Okinawa, Japan, last week

Gatwick to add new Africa flight from May

Rwandan airline to fly to London for the first time

Schiphol looks to market to the UK

Amsterdam airport Schiphol is paying close attention to the UK market as it commences its second century of operations

Thomas Cook to close Belgian airline subsidiary?

Deal with Brussels Airlines sees Thomas Cook close charter subsidiary

All you need to know about the UK’s e-ban

Last week the UK government announced a ban on larger mobile devices being taken into airline cabins on certain flights. We explore the implications for travellers

Ryanair: Aviation must top Brexit agenda - or we risk not having flights to Europe post March 2019

The warning comes after prime minister Theresa May signed the letter that will trigger Brexit, which is to be delivered to the EU today (March 29)

Lufthansa strikes code-share with Cathay

Easier access to Australasia through Hong Kong following airlines’ partnership

Virgin Holidays: 75% profit growth 'confirmation' of direct-sell move success

The group said a "particular driver" of its improved financial result was tour operating arm Virgin Holidays

Branson: 'The travel industry would be foolish not to speak out on Brexit'

Virgin Atlantic’s founder was speaking during the airline’s inaugural to Seattle, where he told TTG that a hard Brexit would ’severely damage the travel industry’

Virgin Atlantic 'not worried' by crowded marketplace

Richard Branson insisted he would not ’bastardise’ the airline to combat competition from transatlantic low-cost carriers

Holiday Extras extends insurance cover to electronic devices placed in hold

Insurers to protect laptops and other devices following ban on cabin use

Wow air adds new flights to Chicago

Icelandic budget carrier adds 10th North American destination

Monarch increases package options from Birmingham

Valencia and Croatia added to Monarch’s Birmingham destinations.

Updated: British Airways to increase Mauritius flights next winter as it suspends Lima

Gatwick-Mauritius route will operate five times per week but Lima axed for winter

Emirates offers laptop-handling service for US flights

Airline responds to US ban on taking larger electronic devices onboard

Drunken pilot jailed for being double legal alcohol limit

Paul Grebenc was removed from a United Airlines flight at Glasgow airport last August

Air travel analyst downplays 'laptop ban' as 'mild inconvenience'

Analyst John Grant said there had been a "knee-jerk decline in airlines’ global share price"

Aviation industry calls for ‘strengthening’ of the EU

Nine air transport groups stress the importance of Single Aviation Market as Brexit looms

Norwegian named preferred airline of UK government

Potential revenue from the deal could be in excess of £1 million for Norwegian

Norwegian hails IAG’s Level as ‘good news’ for passengers

Norwegian has welcomed the launch of IAG’s Level brand – which will be a competitor low-cost long-haul carrier